Iman Moradi – Glitch Aesthetics
Iman Moradi – Glitch Aesthetics
Iman Moradi – Glitch Aesthetics
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<strong>Glitch</strong> <strong>Aesthetics</strong><br />
<strong>Iman</strong> <strong>Moradi</strong><br />
4. <strong>Glitch</strong> at large.<br />
As well as looking critically at how the glitch is being ‘discussed’ in open forums,<br />
this chapter tries to provide more insight into the motivations of a number of<br />
<strong>Glitch</strong> artists, in a series of short profiles.<br />
4.1. Formal Discussion<br />
Art of the Accident<br />
In November 1998 a Dutch electronic arts festival (DEAF) produced a book called<br />
‘the art of the accident’ which not only catalogued the works presented at the<br />
festival, but also included essays and interviews by the festival participants and<br />
distinguished experts in the fields of architecture, music composition, science, and<br />
biology. 36 Although not specifically dealing with <strong>Glitch</strong> aesthetics, ‘art of the<br />
accident’ highlighted a wide-ranging approach, to the artistic and creative<br />
possibilities of accidents. This event was possibly a precursor to the first glitch<br />
Symposium in Oslo.<br />
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Thanks to Derek Hales for mentioning this.<br />
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